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System.ComponentModel.CategoryAttribute Class

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Specifies the category in which the property or event will be displayed in a visual designer.

Namespace: System.ComponentModel

Assembly: System.dll

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.NET Color Picker Controls

The Code Project

I have created a control library PJLControls.dll containing three public color picker controls, some internal classes/controls and a demo app ColorPickerDemo.exe. The demo shows usage of the controls ColorPanel, ColorPicker and CustomColorPicker.

Creating a professional looking GDI+ drawn custom control

The Code Project

Shows how to create a custom scrolling label control with GDI+ and proper double buffering

Providing Custom Layout Engines for Windows Forms

MSDN

Windows Forms contains all the methods and events needed to provide rich custom layout. What it lacks, however, is an extensible framework for writing custom reusable layout engines, as well as a set of stock layout components that provide the most common types of layout.

The .NET Property Grid Control

C#Today

In this article, Morgan Skinner will explore the facilities available in the .NET Property Grid control, a new addition to the arsenal of controls available within the .NET environment. This control will be familiar to anyone who has used Visual Basic in its earlier incarnations, as its basically a new version of the VB property grid. The control allows you to display and modify properties of an object (or set of objects), in a manner that is fairly intuitive to the user. This article will begin with a simple example of using the control to display properties of an object, and will build through successive examples showing how to extend the user interface available with the control.

Use Visual Inheritance to Speed UI Development with VS.NET

DevX Enterprise Zone

With many of the Microsoft .NET-based application services now centralized and supported by the Common Language Runtime (CLR), combined with the .NET mantra of "Everything is an object," developers can now program into their applications the use of visual inheritance and include custom class behavior to greatly reduce the implementation of repetitive UI components. This can significantly simplify the UI development process, with such advancements as encapsulation and easy reuse of UI programmatic behavior's underlying elements.

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